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Pulsating combustion of a hydrogen-air mixture in a channel with sudden expansion

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PII
S30346126S0207401X25070081-1
DOI
10.7868/S3034612625070081
Publication type
Article
Status
Published
Authors
N. N. Fedorova
  • Affiliation: Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Volume/ Edition
Volume 44 / Issue number 7
Pages
73-92
Abstract
A high-speed turbulent reacting flow in a channel with a sudden expansion in the form of two symmetrically located steps is numerically investigated. Various combustion phases are described: initial phase with low combustion completeness and intensive one with high combustion completeness. In the intensive phase, depending on the heat release power, a pulsating (self-oscillating) combustion mode can be realized with periodic movement of the intensive heat release zone upstream and downstream and also a mode with thermal choking, in which the shock formed in the thermal throat, spreading upstream, enters the narrow injector channel part and blocks the flow. The transition to subsonic flow occurs if the heat release exceeds the total heat flux at the inlet by one and a half times or more. The pulsating mode, in which the velocity in the flow core remains supersonic, is realized if the total heat release power is approximately equal to the heat flux at the channel entrance. An analysis of the stages of the pulsating nonpremixed hydrogen-air combustion showed that the flame flashback accompanied by an increase in heat release, is caused by the boundary layer separation and the formation of a hot wall jet directed toward the step, i.e. against the core flow. After the heat source has stabilized at the beginning of the channel, the heat source power decreases due to the complete burnout of the oxidizer, as a result of which the thermal throat expands and fresh reagents enter the channel. At the end of the channel straight section, a new heat source is formed, which starts moving upstream, and the whole process is repeated periodically.
Keywords
высокоскоростной поток предварительно неперемешанное горение водорода тепловыделение пульсации пламени
Date of publication
15.07.2025
Year of publication
2025
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